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by lugg 13y ago
I can just imagine the spam the jedi got in their email inbox after that revelation.
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by lugg 13y ago
Because that would make for a terrible sword fight scene. It is interesting to think how you would do battle though, it would basically be the first person / fastest to swing, likely killing both parties anyway. :\
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by lugg 13y ago
First load gave blank screen with nothign but header tag. cmd+shift+r fixed it. Seems to be limited. Pretty slow.
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by lugg 13y ago
That is... a really good idea. I think you're right on the money there, I take almost zero risk in everything I do, I've been working on it but not nearly as hard as I could.
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by lugg 13y ago
I get where you're coming from, extremely valid advice, I'm certainly a square so to speak. I love solving problems, I love learning, I love coding. Solving problems and constant learning is precisely what got me into software dev
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by lugg 13y ago
Thanks, this resonates greatly with how I would like to tackle things, while I guess your advice falls under industry disruption, I think I like it more simply because it challenges status quo and that is me through and through.
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by lugg 13y ago
That sort of works, I've been using a similar strategy but switching what I call "bottom" whenever the moment suits.
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by lugg 13y ago
While thats correct, if I have a problem which needs solving it should be a lot easier to define the product, isn't that generally good advice. Do you have any examples / tips on how to see problems in a world where you don't
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Struggling to come up with product ideas
6 points by lugg 13y ago|14 comments
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by lugg 13y ago
I hate to be all, my pile of spaghetti is bigger than your pile of spaghetti, yet I just can't help myself - 2 decades in development - just under 3k "scripts", mixture of php html "fusion", php classes, and last de
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by lugg 13y ago
Pretty much my job description.
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by lugg 13y ago
I've been not quite needing this enough for years. Such is life.
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by lugg 13y ago
Would love to see an open source tool like this for parsing general text / csv / fixedwidth / html in a similar way. Very nifty concept.
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by lugg 13y ago
I hope you're not referring to http://pastebin.com/W8B3CGiN Those 100 line functions wouldn't make it through any half decent code review. Zero modularization, dal is inextricably linked to almost every piece of l
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by lugg 13y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3A...
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by lugg 13y ago
I remember hearing similar stories around recruitment. Women, on average would apply for job adverts only if they met around 90% of the job description requirements. Where men would generally just take the shotgun approach and apply with ar
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by lugg 13y ago
Much like owning a CA back in the day, basically a license to print money.
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by lugg 13y ago
No worries, a few of the sites use guis, the one I have for my Mac has one, its probably using no-ip. It installs a background CLI process that handles the updating iirc
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by lugg 13y ago
First slide made me chuckle: Warning: Working in this field at this time can destroy your career. Being interested may be damaging to your personal and professional life.
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by lugg 13y ago
crunchbang.org, simply because it gets out of the way while I work. I also use an arch/ob setup on my main laptop but that requires a fair amount of upkeep / fiddling and such isn't very suitable as a work horse.
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by lugg 13y ago
No-ip services are free, and there are a lot of them. So to answer your question bluntly, no, sorry. Where did you get the 25/yr price from? Never mind, found the lowest tier on dyndns was 25/yr. Who actually pays that? :s Check o
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SeriesGuide – a chrome new tab addon(chrome.google.com)
1 points by lugg 13y ago|0 comments
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by lugg 13y ago
I'm failing to see the problem you see. If you don't like pizza why did you get it in the first place?
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by lugg 13y ago
With the increase in frequency of these kinds of events continuing is anyone out there able to hazard a guess about whether it would be wise to build infrastructure specifically to capture all this fresh water. The news report I saw was sta
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by lugg 13y ago
Did you expect a refund after seeing Iron Man 3?
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by lugg 13y ago
I'm pretty sure your logic is flawed. Someone is already screwed, its sort of why police can confiscate stolen goods even if you paid for them. I'd like to know if it would be feasible to regulate in someway to claim ownership of
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by lugg 13y ago
I really like how they say it isn't owned or for profit when the next paragraph down they say it has "special" shares, of which pay 6% in dividends by law. Nope no profits there, just magic money. Technically that isn't
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by lugg 13y ago
I can't tell if sarcasm or severely misinformed. The fed, is anything but federal. They are a group of private corporations owned by groups of banks within each reserve banks district. They can be somewhat controlled by congress by way
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by lugg 13y ago
Ahh survivors guilt. Dont worry, it'll pass. On a little more serious note I believe it has a lot to do with supply and demand. Good programmers just think differently. Whether that way of thinking is something you can teach is somethi
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by lugg 13y ago
Sounds like you want to start using go. It basically assumes a database to be a black box much like file storage or an api, you keep away from it until you really need to put that data somewhere. This has the added benefit of being able to

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